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Purpose: The aim is to conduct the ethological, laboratory and electrocardiographic analysis of children who apply to our clinic with a sync complaint and to determine the correct approach to these patients. Instruments and Methods: Epidemiological, etiological and laboratory data were analyzed retrospectively by patients who submitted a syncopic complaint between August 2020 and July 2021. The electrocardiographic data of patients was compared to the healthy control group. The study included 50 patients and 41 healthy control groups. It was observed that 22 (44,00%) of patients applied to the first syncope, 35 (70,00%) of the syncope time was less than 2 minutes and the number of syncope was median 2 (1-20). The Senkobu was often forced to stand for a long time. The most frequently accompanied findings were identified as breathing. The most frequent vasovagal syncope (%64.15), ortostatic hypotension (%15,09) and psychogenic causes (%15,09) were found. One of the patients was diagnosed with a long QT syndrome, and both were diagnosed with epilepsy. There is no significant difference between the patient and the control group from the electrocardiographic findings in terms of PR, PRd, QT, QTd, QTc, QTcd, TPe, TPe/QTc, Paks, Taks, QRSaks, QRST angle measurements. The result: a well-accepted anamnesis, physical examination and electrocardiographic examination can be diagnosed in large proportions in patients with sincopic disease. The contribution of other inspections to the recognition is low. Parameters that are predictor of malignant arithms, primarily repolarization anomalies, in electrocardiography do not differ from healthy patients.

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